This may sound like it could apply to anyone, but not so. When you’re wild at heart, you know what you want and you pursue it. What a wild woman wants, a woman shall have. Someone who is wild at heart embraces all of their energies and goes with the flow. But it is just as necessary in our world as masculine energy. Feminine energy has been long repressed and viewed as “lazy”. It is the energy of rest, connection, and compassion. It’s what drives us, gives us passion and motivation, helps propel our dreams forward.īut feminine energy is just as valid. What we think of as successful in this life usually comes from masculine energies. So here’s to reclaiming the term “wild at heart” to mean something other than bogus toxic masculinity!ġ5 Ways to Tap into Your Divine Feminine Energy 13 Ways to Learn to Be Wild At Heart 1) You balance your masculine and feminine energies And most people in the world are not either. There’s nothing wrong with being Christian or being a man! But you don’t have to be a man or masculine in any way to be wild at heart! And let’s face it, I’m not a man nor am I Christian. It’s wrapped up deeply in the social conditioning of men and cannot break free from the social pressures put on a Christian man.
Published in 2011, this Christian “man’s” book seems to be quite confused. (No, we’re not talking about the book by John Eldredge, Wild At Heart: Discovering the Secret of a Man’s Soul) When you have a wild front, you embrace vulnerability, courage, and true authenticity and belonging (rather than fake “trying-to-fit-in”). In the words of shame researcher Brene Brown, But when you’re wild at heart, you know how to ride these waves. Much of the time, this journey is filled with ups and down–natural waves of life. Life is a journey, a beautiful path to discover and wonder and enjoy.
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